Winthrop's Cafe And Conservatory Hidcote Bartrim

Stunning gardens. £17 for an adult if you're not a member. Bring a picnic, beautiful space to sit a enjoy your surroundings. If you have a baby, it's best to just bring a sling, it's not too bad with a pram but there are tight squeezes and steps. Shops, cafe, garden centre and second hand book store available. Definitely recommended.

if they make their home and garden in art and craft style, then this is the place for them! great introduction to the place by guide, good facilities, including cafe toilets and garden shop. loved the garden spaces and the individual character of the places, becomes wilder as they move further out of the house. great to see. good a look

beautiful gardens with a lot to see. different sections of gardens allow visitors to see different things during changing seasons. we took about 2 hours to get through everything with lunch in their caffe. Tennis courts are available for the more fit and a well-designed path around a third of the gardens through some beautiful away and trees. View menu

Glorious gardens that are full of delight at every turn. History and botanical riches abound in these spacious and meandering walkways. A charming gift shop, available toilets and numerous places to rest and enjoy your day are provided. Be sure to bring your camera. Parking is adequate but the pathways may be too much for the mobility challenged.

beautiful gardens, worth looking for their time a few hours round. a garden full of surprises, some registered clean cut areas and a little less. what they see is a garden that was assembled by a person who loved plants and had a natural gift for the beautiful areas they see. it is important to visit the booking page “Hidcote” by national trust before visiting to ensure that time slots are available.

This is a most delightful garden. It contains a wide variety of plants so can be visited throughout the seasons. June is a particularly good time to visit since there are to be found many colourful and interesting plants. There is also delightful woodland areas to walk through. There is a good café there that offer a good selection of light meals and snacks I spent over three hours there and enjoyed every minute. Will certainly make a return visit. View menu

No reviews since 2019? Hmmm.... After a morning strolling around the truly lovely gardens here, Winthrop's is a great place to grab a drink and something to eat. Although the menu is limited, it all seems to be homemade and is very reasonably priced. The cafe is a nice place to sit and enjoy your meal, and there's an attractive terrace for warmer days. At peak times, the queues can be quite long and service seems a little slow, and when we visited a touch chaotic, but these are minor quibbles.

extremely helpful and friendly staff. we had so much luck when the weather was perfect and the gardeners said it was quite the best time to see the gardens. it was quite spectacular, and we ran around in some rusty roses and photographed plants. they can notify them and they will help them identify the spezies. the dame in the plant business helped us .and we also brought ice creams there. good that we later go back in the week. good toilets, caffe busy, so recommend a previous visit if you want to eat. highly recommended

During our visit to the gardens, we decided to stop for lunch at this restaurant. The menu had a variety of hot meals that all seemed homemade and delicious. The chicken one pot was filled with fresh vegetables, the baked potato was soft and fluffy, and the egg mayo rolls were a generous portion. The ordering process was a bit confusing as the tills were in a cramped area causing customers to mingle instead of forming a proper queue. However, the service was quick and efficient, and we were overall impressed with our experience. View menu